Sentence examples for great commentator from inspiring English sources

"There was CEM Joad on Radio 4's The Brains Trust; a great commentator.

A great sport needs a great commentator and for 40 years Mr Benaud has been nonpareil.

A third great commentator was a 12th-century orthodox Jewish philosopher, Moses Maimonides, also born in Spain, who wrote his main works in Arabic.

As the great commentator Eddie Westfall used to say to his partner, Jiggs McDonald, "There's no place in hockey for this, Jiggs".

The pair then went together to a New York TV studio, where Clay was interviewed by the great commentator Harry Carpenter.

Perhaps Evans heard the remark by the great commentator Harry Carpenter, for he spent the next few minutes trying, unsuccessfully, to evade Lewis's brutal punches.

Like Rashi and Abraham Ibn Ezra and the other great commentators whose insights fill his superb commentary, Alter has thought these stories through to their shocking ends.

When he uses that word "the days of the years of your life," our great commentators, our great scholars, our great interpreters tell us that there's a message.

Their first reaction is what will go out into the world, and there's no such thing as a draft or work in progress, which is why there are so few genuinely great commentators, those who are not only able to tell us what's going on but do so with some form of wit and art.

Davies is the greatest commentator there has ever been; when he cries wolf, you know the sheep are about to get eaten.

Athletics "lost its greatest commentator" when David Coleman died on Saturday aged 87, according to double Olympic champion Lord Coe.